The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-11-26
THAT BAD MAN.
Como of tho Influences That Make Sinners
of Us lnstond OF Saintsi

OF us Instead OF Saintsi
Moral characteristics are too often the
outgrowth of physical causes. If 80, should
q man with diseased body be trusted with
armies, banks. railroads or other great en-
terpriscss
In order to strengthen the mind, we must
strengthen tho body. But in aiding physic-
al forces, certain muscles are frequently
strengthened, because of their use, Mt the
sacrifice Of tho parts of the body unem-
ployed.
The oarsman develops the muscles that
are brought into use in rowing, and by con-
tinually developing them he is prepared for
the great event. The poet and the artist
study nature to improve the mind and the
eye.
To enable one to employ oil his forces to
the best advantage, the body must be in a
healthy condition, so that all parts may fully
perform their functions, and thus elevate
the mind by strengthening tho body.
The irritable man.. tho unjust man, the
unsuccessful man, the woman in her duties
OF life, the counting room defaulters, and
the thousands continually making failures,
receive too little charity, even when the
result is prostration by disease, or sudden
death by suicide, or some terrible crime.
For not until life Is ended, and the result Of
the post-mortcm examination is known,
can the physician declare that the cause was
organic arrangement Of the system. They
pronounce it blood-poisoning, melancholy,
so-called diseases, nine times out of ten,
arise from the kidneys, which are diseased SO
that they cannot expel the waste matter
from the blood
pie who do not know that the same quantity
of blood that passes through the heart
(this much favored and admired organ)
passes also through the kidneys. If tho
latter organs are healthy, injurious matter
is not retained, but the pure blood that has
hoppmn Elta hv thu III Ia huir-li hna
which fill the kidneys, goes to the heart to
be diffused through the entire body, produc-
ing health, and again taking up deadly
waste matter, as it goes.
But If the kidneys arc diseased, the uric
acid attacks the weakest organ in the body,
which must eventually give way. 1t is then
that the physician and tho patient treat
what are really the effects, not the causes.
The strong point that the proprietors of
Warmers safe cure make is that their great
remedy cures SO many general diseases be-
cause it corrects tho causes, leaving the eff
fccts to right themselves.
Now, nearly every one who becomes pros
tratcd, is, if fortunate enough, able to Sc
cure the attentions of a physician, who
seeks to make an analysis OF the fluids
passed. We have no doubt that the
founders of this great Warmers safe cure,
have awakened the medical men from their
lethargy on the Importance Of urinalysis.
We arc to-day in receipt of q little book,
find very valuable information in regard to
diseases, the causes of their existence and
their cures. 1t is very ingeniously put be-
fore the reader i'll conversational style, the
reader asking questions, and the publishers
in their answers making very plain some
will be received with much more interest
than the mass of stuff which is floating
about the country, proclaiming the various
merits Of pretended nostrums.